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VEVOR Motorised projection screen, 1 829 mm, 4:3 review

The cheapest motorised screen here by a wide margin, in 4:3 — the format is the thing to notice before the price.

The bottom line The mechanism at the lowest price in this catalogue, with the format and the missing measurements that come with it.

What is genuinely good about it

The mechanism costs almost nothing here. A motorised screen at roughly half the price of its neighbours makes “the wall comes back” affordable in a room where it otherwise would not be.

The format, said plainly

4:3. Every film will letterbox: the width is used and there is unlit fabric above and below. That is not a defect and it is a choice, and it has to be made knowingly rather than discovered.

The measurement that is ambiguous

“1 829 mm” without a qualifier. Image, fabric and total width differ by the casing, and on a constrained wall that difference decides whether the screen fits. The manual will say; the listing does not.

What is not published

Gain, black backing, tab tensioning. At this price that is expected, and it means the surface cannot be compared with one that publishes them. In a dark room with a long-throw projector, plain white behaves predictably enough that this matters less than it would elsewhere.

The realistic expectation

A flat-enough surface after a week of hanging, a working motor, and a picture noticeably better than a wall. That is what this tier delivers, and it is a real improvement.

Availability

On sale from 66 € to 80 € on the German, American, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Listed but with no offer on the British Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • Motorised at roughly half the price of the rest of this family
  • Remote control included
  • Wall mounting stated, with the fixings that implies

Compromises

  • 4:3, which letterboxes every film — a deliberate choice rather than a default
  • The size is stated in millimetres without saying whether it is the image, the fabric or the total
  • No gain, no backing and no tensioning published

Specifications

Size1 829 mm — stated
Format4:3 — stated
MechanismMotorised, wall mounted — stated
ControlRemote control — stated
GainNot published in this listing
Amazon referenceB0FSRDFH5S (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN0197988711452

Questions people actually ask

What does "1 829 mm" refer to?

The listing does not say whether it is image width, fabric width or total width, and the three differ by several centimetres. On a wall with a constraint, find that answer in the manual before ordering rather than assuming the largest.

Is a cheap motorised screen a false economy?

Not necessarily — the mechanism is simple and the fabric at this tier is plain white, which is the right default in a dark room. What you give up is the published specification: gain, backing and tensioning are unstated, so the surface cannot be compared with one that publishes them.